Wacoal PetiteSeamless Mesh Contour

DETAILS

Wacoal's Petite collection was designed by experts who specialize in designing bras for the smaller figure. Not only does this bra have seamless, lightly padded cups, it is also wireless. Wear this with everything, including T-shirts. Mesh band with some stretch and single row, three column hook and eye closure. Cup: 100% Polyester. Cup Lining: 100% Cotton. Mesh: 81% Nylon, 19% Spandex.

FIT TIP: The AA cup in this style runs on the bigger side so if you're a smaller AA, we would recommend the Lula Lu Petites Lightly Padded Push-up or the Bodas bras.

Wouldn't recommend this bra for AA cup ladies.

December 9, 2014

EveUSAge: 20'sHeight: Under 5'4"Bra Size: 36AA

I've always been happy with my lulalu purchases apart from this one. When they say sizes run a little bigger for AA I should have listened... But there seems to be a huge size difference here... This is like an A or even B cup. The cups are stiff, but I like that they're really soft on the inside. This bra gives my breasts a really fake, odd looking shape. On the plus side, there's no uncomfortable underwire and it's very high quality. I'm still buying my bras from lulalu, though. :)

Great Bra! I own several of these

July 18, 2014

KatySW ArkansasAge: 30'sHeight: 5'4" - 5'8"Bra Size: 36AA

I first ordered this bra a few years ago when I was searching online for a bra that would actually fit me. When I measured myself I came up with the size 36AA, so that is what I ordered. For me, the fit is great. I know that the description says that these run a little bit on the bigger side,but I have had no problems with the fit whatsoever. I wear one of these everyday and I am so happy to have found a bra that fits me so well.

Really Big

April 9, 2014

Daniellesouthern CAAge: 40'sHeight: 5'4" - 5'8"Bra Size: 34AA

The sizing on this bra is way off. Even though they say in the description that it runs big they don't let you know how much. I ordered a 34aa but it seemed more like a 36b. If you know when you pull it out of the box and look at it that it won't fit without even trying it on, then the sizing is off. They really shouldn't even sell it on this site. I could go to a department store and get this any day of the week for a lot less. I'm very disappointed.

Size & Fit

Determining Band Size

Take the measuring tape and place your fingers on the 8" mark of the tape with your right hand.

Bring the tape behind your back with your right hand.

Place your left hand behind your back.

With your right hand, pass the tape to your left hand, following the bottom edge of the back of your bra band.

With your left hand, pull the measuring tape to the front of your body, towards the top of your breastbone.

With your right hand, pull the tape to the front of your body as well, meeting your left hand at a point at the top of your breastbone.

Do not pull the tape too tight or too loose at your breastbone.

If the number is even, then that is your band size (i.e. 34”).

If your measurement is an odd number then add 1”. (i.e. if you measured 31” then round up to 32").

Determining Cup Size

To ensure accuracy, we recommend you measure yourself while wearing an unpadded bra. Using a measuring tape, measure around your body across the fullest part of your bust. Again, this should not be too tight or too loose. To calculate your cup size, subtract your band size from your cup measurement. The chart on the right provides sizing details.

Difference

Cup Size

Less than 1/2’’

AAA

Less than 1’’

AA

1’’

A

2’’

B

3’’

C

USA

European

Austrailian

AAA

AAA

AAA

AA

AA

AA

A

A

A

B

B

B

C

C

C

USA

European

Austrailian

30

65

8

32

70

10

34

75

12

36

80

14

38

85

16

40

90

18

Tips for Ensuring the Perfect Fit

The best way to know whether a bra fits well is to try it on!

All women have one breast that is bigger than the other so choose the cup size of the bigger breast and adjust the strap on the smaller side to accommodate.

Make sure the straps are adjusted so that in the back, the lower edge of the band should land below the shoulder blades and be level across your body. The back of your bra should not be higher or lower than the front. If it is higher, then you may need to go down a band size or readjust the strap length.

The center seam (space between the cups) should lie flat against your chest. You will need to go up a cup size if the center seam is not laying flat against your body. The only exception can occur on wireless molded cup bras as these bra styles lack underwires to press the center front area down against your breastbone. As long as you are not spilling out of the top or sides of the cups in the wireless styles, then it is the way the center front should lay.

Your breasts should not bulge out of your bra, either at the top or sides of the bra.

What Else You Should Know

It is perfectly normal to change bra sizes throughout your life. We recommend measuring yourself or have someone measure for you.

Be aware of variations among bra sizes based on the manufacturer's size interpretation and also the style. Normally, 34B cups are used as the average size and AAA, AA and A cups are scaled down from the B cup. This can result in inaccurate AAA, AA and A cup sizes.

Bra sizing is very individual. A great fitting bra for one 34AA woman may not fit another 34AA woman the same way. We all vary in breast shape, volume and spacing.

Bra fitting is not an exact science. Use your bra size as a guideline. There may be instances when you may need to go up or down a size, depending on how the bra was designed.

We know how difficult it can be to purchase a bra online so feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.

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